A Portal Through Space and Time with Loved Ones
One sad aspect of the digital world we live in is that most of the images we have are stuck […]
One sad aspect of the digital world we live in is that most of the images we have are stuck […]
The irony that this post immediately follows the one about how we need to rethink using technology as a convenience
I was a teenager when we were hit by the blizzard of 1978, living out on Old Mission Peninsula. That
As I was returning home to Leland after a morning in the big city of Traverse, I found myself reflecting
I heard a homily today that asked a question that really got me thinking. I suppose that is the point
I have lived my sixty years with a mystery. I can’t say that I have wrestled with this mystery daily,
Kindness is like a pebble being tossed into a still, small pond. Once it breaks the surface of the water,
I have read several books on minimalism and the liberating fact of “less is more.” My curiosity began with Maria